Namespace Routing Language
Okay kiddo, so imagine you have some toys in your room, and you want to put them in different boxes. The boxes help you keep the toys organized so you can find them easily later. Namespace routing language uses the same idea for websites.
A website is made up of different parts, like pages, buttons, and images. These parts are like toys, and we want to put them in different boxes so we can find them later. But instead of boxes, we use something called namespaces.
A namespace is like a box with a label on it. The label tells us what's inside the box. So if we have a namespace called "home," we know that everything inside that namespace has to do with the home page of the website.
Namespace routing language is a way of using namespaces to organize a website's code. When we write the code for the website, we put each part of the website into a different namespace. Then, when someone visits the website, the code knows which namespace to go to in order to find and show the right part.
It's like having a big toy box full of toys, but instead of digging around trying to find the one you want, you just look for the box with the right label on it. Namespace routing language helps make websites easier to use and more organized.
A website is made up of different parts, like pages, buttons, and images. These parts are like toys, and we want to put them in different boxes so we can find them later. But instead of boxes, we use something called namespaces.
A namespace is like a box with a label on it. The label tells us what's inside the box. So if we have a namespace called "home," we know that everything inside that namespace has to do with the home page of the website.
Namespace routing language is a way of using namespaces to organize a website's code. When we write the code for the website, we put each part of the website into a different namespace. Then, when someone visits the website, the code knows which namespace to go to in order to find and show the right part.
It's like having a big toy box full of toys, but instead of digging around trying to find the one you want, you just look for the box with the right label on it. Namespace routing language helps make websites easier to use and more organized.